What I'm doing is assembling my code server side with php and passing it to views which are loaded on event functions with javascript. For instance, I'm working on an application that has articles, songs, videos etc so what I'm doing is getting my information from couchdb and depending upon a type field passing it to different views which then would be loaded. It really depends on your application though, because my situation deals with a chat like function where you are only adding one or two divs at a time. If you were adding several divs at a time then maybe it would be advisable to do a loop in your view function to recreate the information.
Hope this helps Jon Morehouse Moeller High School Class of 2009 Pepperdine University 2009-2010 University of Southern California Class of 2013 On Jan 31, 2012, at 9:47 AM, john.tiger wrote: > is it better practice to : > 1) put most div's in index.html - then hide with css display:none - then > display:block / display:none with view events > 2) use lots of small template files called from views > 3) render html code in js view functions > 4) use html js scripts in index.html then call with view events
